Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
CAN LARRY BARNETT2
The Tragedian's Pafapheaziss
Seized by Modern LAcSors.
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tteers > Giuig ssssit TO 0sanc Hsp'as
The M.a.xsr 81 the Amsfsesn
sxshsngs n sufops Sues nAf-
rett - Attachments aa1
0araisness MAKE Rome
Howl

The q. WSsh-ts Nsas CAB has been en-
tsstaininx stranger pnssares IAefs
hges. part Of ths time la London and ar
q ne time IL Psris. gentleman Who =
kno~n 60 the travellers o. al nations lie
l. an American. Al Americans Who - 20
Europe kaow him they Ll~zi know hin y
tAsy have a bill OF exchange. lie is known
and has the s,.Irse. In fact Is an honorsa
guest, al the eiubs OF al countries ana gel
the peculiar circumstances under "h4ch hS
visited our oNn Wssh-tz Kong made Il
| imperative that his name should
not Appea- upon the reg .sler OF the
| Clab. The American LrchAnge IA
| in Europe Dlmited" sni "Henry r. 0iiiig,
| manager" are synonemus terms fnaas
evening Henry F. GilAg And smother
stranger were seated Al table IN 'he y
Wash 20 Nong cafe with Tom. F. Carroli
Mr.. Gillig was recognized BY representa-
tive Of the eTKLEaKAN-HEKALD. There Was
| a mutual start Of recognition and then
| silence Mr.. Gillig seemed III Al case ana
the writer rs il were. caught on ol.
kent hl,, council the more 50 as he found
that nsLther Giliig nor the stranger were
| registered and he was con
tent 10 await developments
snhseouent close questioning
oxMr. Carroll ayailed nothing. lie even
lJ,xsut 40 far as 20 deny that he ever Ane"
/. | man named Gillig-whlch. oil course WAS
lawyers lie. ,,, =, -.
,oxn.ger of Powers Opera House, wa
J Served with a writ of gsrnishment al tn'
snit of William H. James, OF New YORK
xersus Iewrence Barrett. About the same
4 time the scenery, paraphenalla ana "afu
c rob. used by the trAgedian In the pro <s,
> tion OF -Rienzi.' were atlAcn' ,
writ issued out of ne Zen
Circuit Court al the suit OF ssie oAHos part
d And this explains n sfsit % Grand Rst
e ids Of the distingc<~ned A.dercsn who r
( sides in foreiggf Countries,
), IL will. oe remembered that Lawrence Ba
rett vent 20 England. In los4 and acted +,
q time in London. At thst time Mr.. Ba
y reit began his f.nsncial relations will Gi
II lig's American Exchange. His season wa
- unproductlSe, financially. he bad laTG
financial trsusactiOns with Mr.. Gillig-i
r fact the latter backed him to q
v extent OF $4,000 or more. There we
Il given fOr these loans accePtances by Law
!, renee Barrett and Mary L. Barrett. an
}" these were probably subsequently tran
'r ferred To William II. James, OF New Yof
i | and renewed, as the declaration filed in tt
q Kent CrcuiI Court yesterday shows thl
there were three bills OF exchange dated r
IS spectively Dec. 1. 1885. May 2S, 1886. AT
$, June u, 1856. The declaration
je the suit begun yesterday shoV
Up an amount OF money aggr
a eating SI2,59252, although it Is suspects
"a tnz.t there are other suits to be begun.
i Mr.. Gillig came TO this city Friday mori
a. , ing in company with New York lawy
and they registered at Sweets Hotel
"F. Il. Bard and friend" The two the
went 70 the office of Turner & Carroll, wi
| have done considerable business for q
Il American Exchange and its officers. ar
70 laid the case before those attorneys with Il
x | above result, Mr.. Barrett being served wit
~ the declaration in the case on his arriy
from Muskegoo yesterday.
a. IL is known that Turner 4 Carroll held
q | long interview With Mr.. Barrett at b
. rooms in the Morton, and immediate
: | after they were seen to leave his rooms a
attachment was msde By Deputy sher
al Eamorcaax the property being appraised I
~ T. H. Redmond and lie Grand Peirce.
n | il was Necessary for the scenery OF "Rienz
TO accompany the actor to Milwaukee. VI
Barrett betnougnt him OF an attorney ar
Edwin F. Uhi was invited
visit the famous tragedian n, once.
- | bond 10 produce the property Wss specd
prepared by Attorney Uhl, and Boyd Pan
sc ind W. II. Powers and T.. r. Uhl signed
a. Thus the Last of the TubuDes' reco
n ! cred his canvas cathedral, his velvet rob
and precious stones. Kome was free on
"a more, snd Rienzi clssped his sweet and ge
tie tie daughter 10 his arms "a feryently
Sc though there we're no sheriHs or lawyers
n, | this world.
Passion when pure Is silent" So,
> Claudia IN the play, and so Larry neY,
re | sQuealed last night.
N When the above facts had been ferrctf
:, | out last night the TELEzRAH II ERALD ma
80 who bad seen Mr.. Gilhg al the Cub. pr
ceeied 20 hunt up that gentleman. II "
- found that ne had gone TO a sleeper on Il
\ G. & ". M Railroad which was - leave &
Chicago as l.. An aoquaintancs OF the r
porter called the latter name as the writ
entered the coach, MT. GiiiiE. who wss n
tiring, quietly pulled the curtains OF d
berth ztOgsther and-there wa no VI
Of | Giliig TO he found. Mr Glliz may be 81
N | prisei when ne reads this article. bat I
. must be aware that there is a Free Masonf
among journalists and tbaf it exends ere
e from New York - Grand Rapids.